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October 17, 2014, 09:09:04 AM Last edit: October 17, 2014, 09:23:40 AM by nupapa |
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This customer was inaccurately charged for the product they received. So, they were then charged the difference with the credit card they have on file. We have logs that show the product you received we not the product you purchased. So you can either: A. Pay for the product you received B. Your welcome return the BTC you took out by selling the product, and we will happily refund you. thanks for your statement. So you are telling right now following: - I bought a code at a reseller from you
- It was your fault this code was inaccurate
- after realising it, you then thought of charging from your own companys account a creditcard I used at the reseller, to get your money back
sorry to annoy you, but you can't just take self justice here and charge creditcards at your own will, because you think you are right. This is scam. And by posting your statement here, you just said that you charged them, at own will, without holders permission. Thanks!
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Hazir
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October 17, 2014, 12:27:10 PM |
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This customer was inaccurately charged for the product they received. So, they were then charged the difference with the credit card they have on file. We have logs that show the product you received we not the product you purchased. So you can either: A. Pay for the product you received B. Your welcome return the BTC you took out by selling the product, and we will happily refund you. You realize it's completely illegal to charge a credit card without the credit card owner's permission. This is Fraud and by law you can get jail time for it. Regardless if he found a flaw in your system and was able to generate more "hashrate" on your services you are still in the wrong for attempting to charge his credit card without his knowledge. It does not even stop the fact that you don't even have any hashrate on any SCRYPT Coin or SHA256d Coin Networks to begin with and are basing your calculations on an Estimated Profit that's not tangible in the least considering coins are not their USD value they are a medium of trade that has a value that is whatever someone wants to pay for them. GAWMiners is the definition of make believe mining. You don't mine anything and then you calculate how much you might have made if you did mine and pay us that. This is not so clever way of legitimating your Ponzi Scam. Look at this: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=SupaDupaJenkins&sign=ANY&type=RECVYour comments, your trust, your behaviour... Are you going to teach them about law now?
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nupapa
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October 17, 2014, 01:02:14 PM |
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This customer was inaccurately charged for the product they received. So, they were then charged the difference with the credit card they have on file. We have logs that show the product you received we not the product you purchased. So you can either: A. Pay for the product you received B. Your welcome return the BTC you took out by selling the product, and we will happily refund you. You realize it's completely illegal to charge a credit card without the credit card owner's permission. This is Fraud and by law you can get jail time for it. Regardless if he found a flaw in your system and was able to generate more "hashrate" on your services you are still in the wrong for attempting to charge his credit card without his knowledge. It does not even stop the fact that you don't even have any hashrate on any SCRYPT Coin or SHA256d Coin Networks to begin with and are basing your calculations on an Estimated Profit that's not tangible in the least considering coins are not their USD value they are a medium of trade that has a value that is whatever someone wants to pay for them. GAWMiners is the definition of make believe mining. You don't mine anything and then you calculate how much you might have made if you did mine and pay us that. This is not so clever way of legitimating your Ponzi Scam. Look at this: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=SupaDupaJenkins&sign=ANY&type=RECVYour comments, your trust, your behaviour... Are you going to teach them about law now? who is SupaDupaJenkins?? I don't get it.
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CrazyRabbi
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October 17, 2014, 11:22:35 PM |
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This customer was inaccurately charged for the product they received. So, they were then charged the difference with the credit card they have on file. We have logs that show the product you received we not the product you purchased. So you can either: A. Pay for the product you received B. Your welcome return the BTC you took out by selling the product, and we will happily refund you. You realize it's completely illegal to charge a credit card without the credit card owner's permission. This is Fraud and by law you can get jail time for it. Regardless if he found a flaw in your system and was able to generate more "hashrate" on your services you are still in the wrong for attempting to charge his credit card without his knowledge. It does not even stop the fact that you don't even have any hashrate on any SCRYPT Coin or SHA256d Coin Networks to begin with and are basing your calculations on an Estimated Profit that's not tangible in the least considering coins are not their USD value they are a medium of trade that has a value that is whatever someone wants to pay for them. GAWMiners is the definition of make believe mining. You don't mine anything and then you calculate how much you might have made if you did mine and pay us that. This is not so clever way of legitimating your Ponzi Scam. Look at this: http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=SupaDupaJenkins&sign=ANY&type=RECVYour comments, your trust, your behaviour... Are you going to teach them about law now? What does that have to do with anything? Everything has been disproved not to mention I'm an early adopter of Bitcoin , Litecoin and Dogecoin , ran a large scale mining operation in the past and earn more then all of you every day. The fact that the majority of the debt is repaid and I've been repaying debts for years disproves my ability to be a scammer. Also a Cryptocurrency Debt is not even a real debt because of the fact there is no human link to Cryptocurrency. It's always been that if someone sends you Cryptocurrency you have 0 obligation to send it back to them. Not fiat currency though there is laws and shit for that.
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October 18, 2014, 12:07:06 AM |
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I'm an early adopter of Bitcoin , Litecoin and Dogecoin , ran a large scale mining operation in the past and earn more then all of you every day. It's always been that if someone sends you Cryptocurrency you have 0 obligation to send it back to them. Not fiat currency though there is laws and shit for that. LOL I'm astonished by your arrogance. Bitcoin is not real money so you have no debt and don't have to give it back? Please keep going, you're making it worse ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I feel so poor now, once you told me how little I have compared to you, your highness. The last comment in your debt thread basically explains what that "repaying" is all about: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=575743.msg9213962#msg9213962
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CrazyRabbi
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October 18, 2014, 12:11:21 AM |
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I'm an early adopter of Bitcoin , Litecoin and Dogecoin , ran a large scale mining operation in the past and earn more then all of you every day. It's always been that if someone sends you Cryptocurrency you have 0 obligation to send it back to them. Not fiat currency though there is laws and shit for that. LOL I'm astonished by your arrogance. Bitcoin is not real money so you have no debt and don't have to give it back? Please keep going, you're making it worse ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I feel so poor now, once you told me how little I have compared to you, your highness. The last comment in your debt thread basically explains what that "repaying" is all about: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=575743.msg9213962#msg9213962No it doesn't cause it does not at all mention the 19 and a half Bitcoin debt I paid just before ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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October 18, 2014, 12:12:55 AM |
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Also a Cryptocurrency Debt is not even a real debt because of the fact there is no human link to Cryptocurrency.
It's always been that if someone sends you Cryptocurrency you have 0 obligation to send it back to them.
Not fiat currency though there is laws and shit for that.
Did you come up with this before or after you incurred your debts? Did you make your creditors aware of this groundbreaking legal doctrine when you were borrowing?
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CrazyRabbi
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October 18, 2014, 12:18:42 AM |
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Also a Cryptocurrency Debt is not even a real debt because of the fact there is no human link to Cryptocurrency.
It's always been that if someone sends you Cryptocurrency you have 0 obligation to send it back to them.
Not fiat currency though there is laws and shit for that.
Did you come up with this before or after you incurred your debts? Did you make your creditors aware of this groundbreaking legal doctrine when you were borrowing? I didn't "come up" with anything. Everyone was aware that if you send someone Bitcoins they don't have to pay them back. This was made clear to them and they were aware of it already long before taking the personal debts I took.
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October 18, 2014, 12:35:33 AM |
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Also a Cryptocurrency Debt is not even a real debt because of the fact there is no human link to Cryptocurrency.
It's always been that if someone sends you Cryptocurrency you have 0 obligation to send it back to them.
Not fiat currency though there is laws and shit for that.
Did you come up with this before or after you incurred your debts? Did you make your creditors aware of this groundbreaking legal doctrine when you were borrowing? I didn't "come up" with anything. Everyone was aware that if you send someone Bitcoins they don't have to pay them back. This was made clear to them and they were aware of it already long before taking the personal debts I took. This is incredibly hard to believe. Who would give a loan of BTC knowing they wouldn't get their loan back.
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CrazyRabbi
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October 18, 2014, 01:26:45 AM |
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Also a Cryptocurrency Debt is not even a real debt because of the fact there is no human link to Cryptocurrency.
It's always been that if someone sends you Cryptocurrency you have 0 obligation to send it back to them.
Not fiat currency though there is laws and shit for that.
Did you come up with this before or after you incurred your debts? Did you make your creditors aware of this groundbreaking legal doctrine when you were borrowing? I didn't "come up" with anything. Everyone was aware that if you send someone Bitcoins they don't have to pay them back. This was made clear to them and they were aware of it already long before taking the personal debts I took. This is incredibly hard to believe. Who would give a loan of BTC knowing they wouldn't get their loan back. It's about trust. They trusted I would pay them back. The majority of the debts HAVE been paid back.
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October 20, 2014, 04:50:43 AM |
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I think we are getting sidetracked here.
Josh posted to confirm that they are charging customers without their permission because GAW made a mistake and delivered the wrong product.
Once again, GAW is not aware of US laws (just like running an unregistered security) which state that if you deliver an unsolicited product, then they are under no obligation to return it or pay for it. The burden is on the business to not make dumb mistakes. GAW just can't stop making them, so is now committing credit card fraud to make up for incompetence.
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October 20, 2014, 02:57:31 PM |
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GAWMiners is the definition of make believe mining.
You don't mine anything and then you calculate how much you might have made if you did mine and pay us that.
This is not so clever way of legitimating your Ponzi Scam.
make believe mining as in mining with the fairies?
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bitgeek
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October 20, 2014, 03:21:12 PM |
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GAWMiners is the definition of make believe mining.
You don't mine anything and then you calculate how much you might have made if you did mine and pay us that.
This is not so clever way of legitimating your Ponzi Scam.
make believe mining as in mining with the fairies? He should tell you more about his make believe loans. There was no real money so there was no loan ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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ellave
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October 21, 2014, 12:10:23 AM |
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October 21, 2014, 01:52:03 AM |
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How did that work for Moolah and Mintpal?
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October 21, 2014, 03:33:08 AM |
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I hope not ill have to stop using crypsty
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October 21, 2014, 01:15:28 PM |
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I hope not ill have to stop using crypsty Cryptsy could quote honey badger here. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi1.kym-cdn.com%2Fphotos%2Fimages%2Foriginal%2F000%2F174%2F619%2Fhoney-badger-poster.jpg&t=665&c=O4qM_TQbaYnrmA)
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October 26, 2014, 08:39:54 AM |
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Well now hold your hats, GAW is now hinting at a crypto coin that can only be mined by Prime hashlets, so a company who states that crypto is what they are about has forgotten one of the main principles of the whole idea of crypto. The ideology behind crypto is that no one central authority controls it, well GAW seems to have forgotten that. I am sure the crypto community will remind them. By the way I am a GAW customer, as well as other companies, however if the GAW team think they can start a coin and control it's eco system, then I am sure they have forgotten what crypto is about.
I have been shadow banned by GAW for making this statement on hashtalk and don't care as I feel that they have truly lost there way and have forgotten that all crypto is meant to be decentralized, funny thing is only 2 months ago the GAW fanboys were crying foul when they thought CEXio was going to have more than 51% of the BTC hashing power, those same fan boys are happy for GAW to have 100% control over the hash coin or what ever he calls it. What a joke and a disgrace. I can only hope that when the coin comes on the market that the wider community dump it like it should be.
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October 27, 2014, 06:50:35 PM |
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Thankfully I got out of that mess more or less even. Back to my boring and consistent and bullshit-free investments.
Good luck, g
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